Hempfield Area Senior High School - Spartonian Yearbook (Greensburg, PA)

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Planned for the future by using our talents BENJAMIN BROWNE understanding physics and chemistry teacher who hails from Thiel Col- lege and the University of Pittsburgh earned M.Ed, enioys fishing interested in interior decoration heads the science department. RAY BUTTERWORTH interested in sports received education for tetaching biology and chemistry from Indiana State Teachers College a pleasing personality has a B.S. degree. HELLEN CABLE very competent shorthand teacher a graduate of Bowling Green Busi- ness School where she acquired a B.S. degree her interests lie in sports and reading. NICK CHOPICH teaches physical education and health graduated from Muskingum Col- lege where he obtained a BA. in education assistant football and wrestling coach likes hunting and sports cars. ANGELO A. CURIALE our industrious Director of Student Activities B.S. degree at St. Vin- cent College and M.Ed. at Duquesne University teaches world history and enioys reading in his spare time. MARGARET L, DESTERBECQ graced the cam- pus of Seton Hill College and Duquesne Uni- versity where she obtained her B.Ed. degree a likeable teacher of shorthand and business exploratory who enioys traveling. WILLIAM DOWNS able sponsor of F.F.A. teaches vocational agriculture obtained his B.S. degree at Pennsylvania State University hobbies are photography, woodworking ano hunting. HAZEL EHRLER sponsor of iunior class and German Club, is also school treasurer hails from the University of Pittsburgh where she ob- tained her B.A. and M.Ed. degrees teaches English and German. CALVIN EICHER active and attractive vocation- al electronics teacher has a vocational teach- ing certificate from the University of Pittsburgh enioys reading and outdoor sports is an amateur radio ham . FRANK FAIRLEY friendly bookkeeping teacher who is fond of traveling, music, and dancing a graduate of Rider College where he received his B.S. degree in education. .lim Jordan records data as Mr. Fox and Jazlrie Haupt perform an experiment with hydrogen. Mr. Shields uses the globe to locate the Great Lalxes for Diane Queer and Joe Cottrell. Mr. M'scow tests Dorothy Kavel's driving ability as Jon Gardner gives expert advice,

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Each contributing what he is most fi? to give youth HARRY ABRAHAM an amicable rfor'd history teacher who obfaired his BA. degree from West- rninster Coilege hifi led his love to' sports by being assistant coach to our basketball tearn. WILLIAM ABRAHAM our proven tootball coazh and athleti: director has an arid inter, est in sports halts from the University ot Pittsburgh where he obtained his B,A. and M,Ed. degrees instructs American history. LLOYD M. ALLSHOUSE competent athletic taculty manager obtained his BS and M.Ed. degrees from indiana State Teachers College and Duquesne University besides mathea matics, he enioys gardening and traveling. MYRTLE BAINBRIDGE mathematics depart- ment head reading and sewing help hll in her spare time teaches algebra an alumna of Thiel College and the University of Pittsburgh where she received her A. B. and M.Ed. degrees. JOHN T. BARNES an undergraduate of Penn- sylvania State University Extension and the Uni' versity of Pittsburgh teaches interesting vo' cational drafting classes enioys chess and choral singing along with hunting and golfing. MARY K. BEABES efficient head librarian alumna of Clarion State Teachers College and Syracuse University sponsors the Library Club . favorite pastimes are sewing, reading and music appreciation. PHILIP M. BELTZ congenial typing teacher sponsors personal typing attended indiana State Teachers College and the University of Pittsburgh sports, bowling and reading take up his spare time. SALVATORE BITONTI pleasant Junior Histor- ian Club sponsor enioys teaching history and English hobbies include reading, music and sports received his B,A, and M.Ed. at St. Vincent College and the University of Pittsburgh. ISABELLE BOOTHMAN proticient senior English teacher and iournalism teacher sponsors The Royal an indiana State Teachers College, Tem- ple University and University of Pittsburgh graduate with a BA. and M.Ed. degrees. MARY BRISBANE efficient iunior English teacher atttended California State Teachers College and Pennsylvania State University re- ceiving a BS. degree students are grateful for her excellent instruction, As French club sponsor, Mrs. Knox distributes monthly news- papers to Wayne Hebrank and Joan Agana. Paul Teacher and Fred Shultz Iearn more about our South American neighbors from Mr. Abraham. Peggy Lu Eakin points out a trig function as Danny Dernoise and Miss Waugaman check with the text.

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FACULTY Taught that traditions merge with new ideas SCIENCE - MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENTS are very active. Students interested in engineering, technical fields, college en- trance or specific areas of science and mathematics are encouraged to take these courses in preparation for their vocation. The science department provides classroom activity, field trips, and a Science Club for those students interested and enrolled in the departmental courses. Movies illustrat- ing the principles of science are shown in classes. Excellent laboratory facilities are provided for experiments. The mathematics curriculum provides a com- prehensive foundation for further study required by institutions of higher learning. Practical knowledge in mathematics is also taught. Larry Allen and Barbara Perhac discuss plans for the foreign exchange student with Mr. Curiale. BENJAMIN BROWNE RAY BUTTERWORTH HELLEN CABLE NICK CHOPICH ANGELO CURIALE MARGARET DESTERBECQ WILLIAM DOWNS HAZEL EHRLER CALVIN EICHER FRANK FAIRLEY ll